Local notices and crime report from Denton Maryland
The page lists rental ads and services in Denton as well as upcoming meetings and church services. It includes lost and found items, employment requests, an August furniture sale, and public notices. Crime reports cover bank hold up attempts and burglaries with arrests and court dates.
Wedding Bells Across Denton and Beyond
The notice highlights the August 11 wedding of Miss Louise V. Norris of Denton to Mr. Thomas Conover Crouse, a Preston High School principal, with plans to live in Preston after a September start. It also mentions other local unions, social events, and movements, including Mr. John W. Lord’s promotion, Dr. Clarence R. Pentz’s Navy appointment, and several society gatherings and visits in the Denton area.
Pleasant reunion on August 3 near Felton Del
A large gathering at Mr and Mrs Carroll Welch home near Felton Del marked their annual reunion on August 3 with relatives from Felton Harrington Baltimore Laurel Jersey City Wilmington Denton and beyond dining and enjoying games. Numerous guests included Fred Welch Edgar Welch Arley Welch Milton Welch Charles Welch Ben Welch and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Welch
Felton
Del
Fred Welch
Baltimore
Edgar Welch
Arley Welch
Milton Welch
Harrington
Charles Welch
Felt
May A. Thompson
Caroline County
Deniton
Federalsburg
Denton
D. M. Thompson
Miss Thompsson
Talbot County
South Second Street
Emily Watson
M. M. Watson
Bursville
New Brunswick
N. J
Claude Thomas
Concord
Millard Hartzell
Jeanette
Leta May
Easton
Elbert Williamson
Billy
John Babb
Media
E. F. Withers
E. M. Withers
Palmyra
S. F. Withers
Mount Joy
Ella Downes
Lynchburg
Eleanor Towers
William and Mary College
Courthouse Square
Wm. R. Trippe
E. T. Tubbs
Trippe
Trippe, Mrs. Tubbs
Rehoboth
Alexander Hardcastle
Henry Wilson
Baton Rouge
John E. Wilson
Alda P. Whitby
Kathleen Moore
Jane Wine
Salisbury
Betty Allen
C. T. Williamson
Hobbs
William H. Lord
James Wright
Charles Moore
Philadelphia
Chas. Thompson
Smoot
Second Street
Floyd Jackson
Washington, D. C
Ethel Pepper
J. E. Ellwanger
KF. P., Covey
Philip Nuttle
DeWeese
Carter
Paul Kenny
A. W. Betts
Union Grove
Blanche Chaffinch
Ellen Collison
Grace Love
Ridgely Woman's Club Notes and Local Visits
The weekly Ridgely News Letter records the Woman's Home Missionary Society meeting with sewing a charity quilt and prize for best August magazine knowledge. It lists upcoming executive duties, numerous visits to Annapolis, Washington and natural bridges, plus a wide array of social visits, picnics, and evenings with families from Easton to Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
John
Lane
Viola Jones
Elsie Matthews
Jones
Ada Matthews
Frank Seward
Vioal Jones
Deaths and funerals in Denton and surrounding areas
Funeral services for Elizabeth S. Dukes of Denton, a Glenside public school teacher, are set for 2 p.m. today at her home with Rev. Melvin E. Wheatley and Rev. Roy T. Thawley officiating. Burial in Denton cemetery. Surviving siblings and six nephews will act as pallbearers. Dukes studied at Virginia, Penn, and Columbia. Also noted are obituaries for Mrs. Sarah P. Walls of Federalsburg, Mrs. Susan Amanda Pittenger of near Williston, and 14-year-old William A. Stafford Jr. of Burrsville who died from injuries after a fall from a colt. Services were held in their respective churches with burial in Hillcrest cemetery and Harrington cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth S. Dukes
Denton
Glenside
University of Pennsylvania
Melvin E. Wheatley
Middletown
Del
Methodist Episcopal Church
Roy T. Thawley
Centreville
Denton Cemetery
Miss Dukes
Reyner Dukes
Baltimore
Emmet Bell
Paul Dukes
Philadelphia
Bonwill Dukes
John Dukes
Chestertown
Bruce Dukes
Kennedyville
Levi T
Elizabeth C. Dukes
Caroline County
University of Virginia
Columbia University
New York City
Dukes
Goldsboro
Uniontown
Bryn Mawr
Meadowbrook
John L. Dukes
Clarence Dukes
Chas, Bell
M. Luther Coulbourn
Isaac L. Dukes
Myrtle M. Dukes
Hattie S. Dukes
Edward Liden
Minnie A. Dukes
Sarah P. Walls
J. Gardner Walls
Federalsburg
Walls
Georgetown
G. E. Leister
Hillcrest Cemetery
Federnsburg
Susan Amanda Pittenger
Clara I. Rice
Williston
Concord Cemetery
T. L. Nugent
Preston
Pittenger
Sullivan
Concord
Fred P. Castator
Los Angeles
Harry Sullivan
Belle Beauchamp
Emily Roop
Burrsville
William A. Stafford, Jr
Birs
W. A. Stafford
Harrington
Stafford
Harrington Cemetery
Social Round of Cape Charles Residents and Visitors
Henderson and Clark hosts entertain guests from Cape Charles and nearby towns. Philadelphia visitors Kusmaul Ay men and Milke spent the weekend with John Kusmaul. Several locals and out of town residents, including Wood, Gooden, Gruwell, Shewbrooks, Cahall, Bickling, Marvel, Medford, Pritchett, Sweeney, Coffin, Bright and Jones, visited relatives or spent time at homes and beaches around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Carrow
Billy
Cape Charles
W. F. Clark
Bertie Wood
Delaware College
Newark
Henry Kusmaul
Aymen
Albert Milke
Philadelphia
John Kusmaul
Winfred Gooden
E. C. Gooden
Granville Gruwell
Chas. Shewbrooks
Federalsburg
Wm. Phillips
Martin
Bethany Beach
Thos. Cahall
Wilmington
Leslie Meredith
Mary Bickling
Baltimore
Henry Marvel and Sons
Goldsboro
J. B. Medford
Silver Bickling
Marcus Hock
Loren Pritchett
I Norwood
Local Social Notes from Williston and Ocean City
Williston residents report Mr William Uhler Wheeler returning to Baltimore after two weeks with his aunt at Memory Lane. Edward and Thomas Houli gan and Wheeler spent last weekend at Ocean City. Ruth Anna Maloney of Wilmington visits her aunt Mrs O M Hignatt. Roland Wheatley stays a few days with friends in Pennsylvania. Major Enoch Barton Garey of Baltimore visited here this week. Mrs William D Uhler and her guests spent Friday at Ocean City. Subscribe for the Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Uhler Wheeler
Baltimore
William D. Uhler
Ocean City
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Guests and Local Visits
Local social notes list Miss Nancy Jane Kline hosting guests from Chestertown Queen Anne and Easton and Mrs Edgar Blades entertaining visitors from Brooklyn and Queens Village. Town residents and visitors frequently traveled to Washington Newark Rehoboth Laurel Ridgely and Chester for gatherings and family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Jane Kline
Mary Lillian Knotts
Chestertown
Elinor Flowers
Queen Anne
Shirley Morton
Easton
Thomas Rooney
Queens Village
N. Y
Mattie Ivins
Brooklyn
Edgar Blades
J. M. Eston
Edward Jarrell
Washington, D. C
Depew N. Duffey
Nancy Jane
Kline
Maryland
Virginia
Thomas Jones
Magdaline Jones
Baltimore
Ella Pennington
Gordon Macke
Ralph Thompson
J. M. Hicks
Walter Hicks
I. T. Sparklin
Rehoboth
Frank Seward
J. R. Downes
Newark
Mary Rowe
Dr. Murray
Del
Harry B. Wright
Preston
T. Noble Jarrell
Goldsboro
William Cooper
Laurel
Robert Alan Pennington
Susie Thompson
Sadlersville
Carrie Fleming
Kirwin
Ridgely
Local social notes from Paterson and surrounding towns
Queen Anne Mr. Romey Harding demonstrated an electric cleaner at Mrs. Horace Morgan’s home last Tuesday night. A large crowd attended. The column lists numerous visits and gatherings by residents from Paterson Wilmington Bridgetown Harrington Easton Salisbury and Baltimore across the past week.
Porch Rockers and Priced Chairs at M K New Inam
An advertisement notes porch rockers priced at $2.95 from M K New Inam, a furnisher of homes. The snippet blends inspirational quotes with the sales pitch, emphasizing action and personal initiative. The ad highlights affordable seating as part of home furnishing offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K
New Inam
Harmony Community News and Obituaries from Harmony
Sympathy is offered to Mrs. Belle Dean on the death of her last child Mrs. Flora Wright of Easton. Flora’s death follows years of tragedy and loss including a murder by Marshall Price and lynching in Denton. The report notes long life over 80 and many local visitors and events in Harmony and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Dean
Flora Wright
Easton
Marshall Price
Denton
Wright
Mary Berge
Baltimore
McNash
Pliny Todd
Olin Todd
Shiloh Camp
Billy
Storey
Charlie Ferrins
Nat Frampton
Elwood Camp
Pearl Willis
Marian McConnell
Billie
Wilmington
Harmony Community Club
Grove
Smithson
Roland Towers
Tolchester
Jack Pyle
Washington
Sherman Griffith
Mary E. Duhadaway
Nora Kelley
Francis Kelley
Social visits span several towns around Smithville
Families from Olean Adams Cross Roads Bridgeville and Milford along with residents of Denton Federalsburg and New Brunswick gathered at homes of Rev. G H Fitz Randolph and neighbors. Activities included weekend visits Tuesday afternoon calls and a note of well wishes for Edmond Neal’s rheumatism recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Calfort
Bernard
June
Frank Babcock
Olean
N. Y
G. H. Fitz- Randolph
Grace Horsey
Paul
Adams Cross Roads
Geneva Dickerson
Bridgeville
C. R. Neal
John H. Lare
Palmer
Arthur
Andrew Mackerd
Denton
Ben Clark
Snider
New York City
G. H. Fitz-Randolph
L. B. Case
Little Donald Case
New Brunswick
N. J
Arthur Curry
Mary Favinger
Milford
Edmond Neal
Palmer Lare
Samuel Mackerd
Federalsburg
Catherine Spence
John H. Bare
Floyd Smith
Elwood Camp
Local people visit relatives across West Virginia and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Carroll and Mr Zeigsler of Kingwood WV spent a few days early in the week with Mr and Mrs Adam Crawford. Mrs Zeigler accompanied home after five weeks with her sister Mrs Crawford. Watson Everett and family moved to Mr Hall property and Howard Thomas to Mrs Mattie Jarman’s house. Mrs Neese and daughter Madalyn visited with Mrs T N Jarrell’s family. J C Kinnamon and children visited near Burrsville. James Cartwright of Wilmington spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Virgie Cartwright. Ladies Aid Society entertained by Mrs J F Lane. Mollie Shockley returned from an extended visit near Baltimore. Kate Cahall spent days with relatives. Susan Willey visiting near Queen Anne.
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Market Street
Denton Journal
Belle of Georgia
Elberta
Thos. H. Everngain
Concord
Denton
P. O. Box
M. K. Newnam
Journal Office
Wolf
Maryland
Democratic State Central Committee
Rennett
Baltimore
T. Alan Goldsborough
Caroline County
Homemakers’ Clubs
Venia M. Kellar
State Home
Methodist Protestant Church
T. J. Turkington
Christian Endeavor
Raymond Hallman
Hickman
Preston
Ridgely
Harmony
W. T. Archer
Hobbs
God
Norman Pitts
South Fifth Street
Miss May Thompson
Elias W. Nuttle
South Second Street
Calvert Merriken
Clifford Trazzare
William J. Richards
Henry R. Lewis
Fred R. Owens
Owen Knotts
W. B. Deen
George Beck
Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Beck
Trazzare
Guerney Tarburton
Elmer Anthony
Queen Anne’s County
Owen Clevenger
Charles G. Summers
Grasonville
James Coursey
Bridgetown
Coursey
G. M. Downes
Summers
Downes
Elsie
Stella Matthews
Annapolis
Washington
Shenandoah Caverns
Natural Bridge
Furman’s Grove
Marydel
Queen Anne
Caroline Ebling
Carolyn Mancha
Harry Hemmons
Mancha
Muller
Easton
Hemmons
Yorkdale
Cherryville
Annie Hevalow
Lula Hevalow
Greensboro
J. J. Lane
Philadelphia
Lane
Messrs. Miller
Robert Chase
Richardson Park
Wilmington
Maurice Dragoo
Shiloh Camp
Billy
L. S. Matthews
Ada Matthews
Harrison Holsinger
Paul
Virginia
Gaitley
Mrs. Pyle
Miss Pyle
Selby Smith
Mrs. Garrigues
Marguerite Holsinger
Clara Lepson
Tolchester
Mary Laird
Frank Seward
Anna Frances
Rehoboth
L. M. Bahney
Arthur Scully
New Jersey
George McGough
Charles Hammond
Roy Tawes
Crisfield
Harry Zeigler
T. L. Day
Barnes
Cambridge
Ida May Roche
C. C. Zimmerman
Irving Lane
Louisiana
Lewis Lane
Madge Thomas
Johns Hopkins
C. W. Jackson
Harold Fountain
Sadlersville
Vergie Sparks
Rittenhouse
Centreville
Howard Quaintance
Silver Springs
John Davis
William Davis
Booker's Wharf
Elinor Wilson
Kent Island
Carroll
Madlalyn
T. N. Jarrell
J. C. Kinnamon
Kinnnamon
Burrsville
James Cartwright
Virgie Cartwright
Ladies Aid Society
J. F. Lane
Mollie Shockley
Kate Cahall
Susan Willey
Barbara Brumbaugh
Irvin Brumbaugh
Betty Jane Fountain
Sara Ann Swing
Lulu Belle Milton
Ruthanna Roche
Betsy Ann Taylor
Phoebe Jarrell
Elizabeth Detwiler
Bob Porter
Walter Linhard
Eddie Saulsbury
Ralph Thornton
J. R. Meekins
Rose Goldsborough Ginn
Townsend
Del
T. C. Horsey
Temple Smith
Keene Saulsbury
Levin Taylor
Florence E. Monk
F. P. Roe
Ginn
Mildred M. Ginn
Pauline Adams
Washington, D. C
Hazel Adams
Eva Dennis
Neta Longfellow
Harlan Edwards
Linwood Andrews
Marshall Hutgon
Alice
Marie Pragg
Annie Edwards
Harvey Dunning
Clayton
Paul Luff
J. P. Temple
Emily Limer
Raleigh
N. C
J. C. Ledbetter
Charles Butler
Mabel Butler
Bess Cole
Mary
Rebecca
Mt. Holly
N. J
Sarah Pritchett
Eleanor Pemberton
Eddystoney
Florence Thornton
Lawrence
William Hammond
Masten’s Corner
J. C. Russell
Jennie Hopkins
Leo Dulin
Norristown
William Baynard
Chestertown
William Leaverton
Fairlee
Ernest Edwards
Eleanor
Virginia Taylor
Georgeanna Macklin
Bridgeville
Eleanor Taylor
Marian Baker
Dover
Thomas Darling
Wyoming
John Wyatt
Eloise
Adeline Pritchett
Wm. Pemberton
Eddystone
Anne Hutson
Thurman Passwaters
Walter Ross
Tampa
Florida
John Cohee
Paul Acker
Tuckahoe
Tilghman’s Island
Will Cannon
Cornelia Prettyman
J. G. Ledbetter
Warrington
Cree
Imla Hubbard
Emmitsville
N. K. Swanwick
Carl Dingledine
H. H. Butter
Henry Harman
Roxanna Richards
Bowers
Henry Detwiler
John Matson
Mary Nashold
Hubert Dill
Magnolia
Marvin Dill
Newark
Fairmont
W. Va
Harry Jones
Goldsboro
Norman Baynard
Alvah Dobson
Willmington
Dorothy Stover
Hyattsville
Eleanor Mantove
Harold Butler
D. Carrow
Lydia Jarrell
Baltimore Theatres Vaudeville and Film Lineup
At the Century Theatre Owen Moore and Bernice Claire headline eight acts of vaudeville with Clean Up and on screen Buster Keaton and Jimmy Durante in Speak Easily. The Stanley features Victor McLaglen and Edmond Lowe in Guilty As Hell plus an Our Gang short. Valencia presents Joan Blondell in Miss Pinkerton with Pitts-Todd comedy. Parkway shows White Zombie starring Bela Lugosi with Pitts-Todd comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Theatre
Owen Moore
Bernice Claire
Buster
Keaton
Jimmy Durante
the Stanley
Victor McLaglen
Edmond Lowe
Our Gang
Valencia
Joan
Greensboro Area Birthdays and Local Visitors Notice
Little Barbara Brumbaugh celebrated her fourth birthday with friends in Greensboro. The column lists numerous visitors and residents traveling between Greensboro and nearby towns, noting birthdays, illnesses, funerals, and social visits from Ridgely, Townsend, Dover, Bridgeville, and Wilmington along with multiple addresses and a broad roster of names.
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the Local Department
Louise V. Norris
William I. Norris
Thomas Conover Crouse
Preston High School
Washington Memorial Chapel
Valley Forge
Pennsylvania
Towson State Normal School
Washington College
Caroline High School
Crouse
Johns Hopkins University
Columbia
Phares G. Crouse
Joseph C. Long
Jacob S. Long
Dorothy Colvin
Elizabeth Colvin
Long
Denton and
Lawrence Colvin
University of Maryland
Foreign Plants Bureau
U. S. Department of Agriculture
F. A. Greaves
Layman J. Redden
Republican Party
Convention Hall
John W. Lord
Leeds
Cecil County
Perryville
Lord
Salisbury State Normal School
Clarence R. Pentz
C. A. Pentz
Medical Corps
United States Navy
Naval Hospital
League Island Navy Yard
J. R. Rochester
Marc Bryant
Frank L. R. Nuttle
W. H. Nuttle
Harold Nuttle
Will Larrimore
Lawrence Larrrimore
South Third Street
W. W. Sylvester
Paul Archer
Naomi Towers
Ed. Booker
E. C. Hallman
Methodist Hospital
Nancy
J. W. Funk
S. G. Nuttle
James E. Douglas Jr
Wm. A. Smith
Mary Emily Alburger
Margaret Brown
Mary Ann Inn
Francis
Federal Theatre
John van Druten
London
New York
Robert Young
Margaret Perry
Paramount
Henderson
Journal
Hillsboro
Romey Harding
Paterson
Horace Morgan
Mattie Price
Irene and
Louise
Clark Ewing
Alvin Moore
Harry Gibson
Louise Short
Violet Gibson
Jake Gibson
W. C. Smith
St. Paul's Church
Brown Eaton
Penns Grove
Geo. Eaton
Addie Morgan
Eugenia Morgan
S. T. Culver
Hebron
Florence Blades
McDaniels
Clifton Elliott
Harry Clark
Maggie Uhler
Clyde Vangesel
Herbert Stayton
Caldwell Wilson
Ruth Reynolds
Greenwood
Oscar Briscoe
Bernard Messix
Friends
Thomas Hackett
Howard Eley
Henry Morgan
Howard Flowers
Donald
W. C. Stevens
Choptank
Robby Hackett
Mother J
Blake
Walter Lowrie
Christian Science Monitor
Maurice Hewlett
Milton
Smithville